Opinion

Two bedrooms and one bathroom makes long streams of more-than-overnight company an interesting experience for the Preacher and me. We've had almost nine weeks of such experiences since June.

Last week a radio announcer in Calgary caused an uproar with Saskatchewan Roughriders fans when he said he hoped the plane carrying the Riders to Calgary would crash and four players would die.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is welcoming reforms to the MP and government employee pension plans announced today by Treasury Board President, Tony Clement, declaring them a significant win for taxpayers.

Welcome to Week XXVI of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'.

One thing history seems to prove time and again is that you can't legislate morality. Nowhere is this more pertinent than when it comes to alcohol consumption. Just consider the disastrous North American experiment known as prohibition.

There are times we look at the current economic upswing in Saskatchewan and see something which was created on the economies of oil and gas and mineral exploration and expansion.

Welcome to Week XXV of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'.

Winter is just around the corner, and thoughts often turn to those projects that require more time and attention than is available in the summer. Perhaps one of these projects is beginning research on your family tree.

This school year, the Yorkton Regional High School's SRC is making changes for the better. One of the changes includes submitting columns to Yorkton This Week. This will inform the community of the projects the SRC is doing.